- tierrasvivas.com en/travel-blog/coricancha-peruThe shape of Coricancha Perú was of a sun, and the roads that came out of it, were the rays that illuminated in the direction of the sacred sites for the Incas...Bulunamadı: dağları
- trekero.com blog/coricancha-templeToday, the ruins of Coricancha are still visible, and the church is one of Cusco’s most popular tourist attractions.Bulunamadı: dağları
- tripadvisor.com ShowUserReviews-g294314-d316238-…The Temple of the Sun of the Incas (Coricancha) is believed to be the most important temple of the Incan empire, and the most revered temple in Cusco.Bulunamadı: dağları
- myguideperu.com peru/museums-art/qorikanchaQorikancha, Peru - The religious complex of Coricancha (Qorikancha) in the Inca capital at Cuzco contained the Temple of the Sun which was not only the most ...
- comeseeperutours.com travel-information/…Consequently, the name was changed to Coricancha. The walls of the temple were once covered with gold plates, according to spanish chroniclers.Bulunamadı: dağları
- megalithicbuilders.com south-america/peru/cusco-…Pachacuti Inca Yupanqui rebuilt Cusco and the House of the Sun, enriching it with more oracles and edifices, and adding plates of fine gold.Bulunamadı: dağları
- messagetoeagle.com coricancha-stunning-golden-…Coricancha was a garden of gold and silver where the Inca placed small, beautiful metal objects created in the image of plants, animals, and people.Bulunamadı: dağları
- kondorpathtours.com blog/coricancha-temple-cusco/The Rainbow Mountain Trek is a once-in-a-lifetime trip. The views from the mountain’s peak make the challenging walk up there worthwhile.
- thepracticalpw.blog north-america-travel/what-…After taking Cusco, the Spanish demolished most of Coricancha, melting down its gold plating and sculptures to be sent back to Spain.Bulunamadı: dağları